December 4, 1866 (4 pages)

LEN LLL LTTE La NL EES Ae ER AAR RETA. Ne eS cea ae yD ‘aye ta a ten Ao it tan nes ve A = er rorspax, ‘PEC. 4, CALIFORNIA. , 1866. : THE pin eed as Mt ‘JOHNSONITES Bearex—Tbe plans of the BiglerJohnsonites nave been defeated, and sid not de facto the Assessor until the matter is decided in the Courts. .A hearing will not ed had until February, and until that iors to ‘ik, Evep those who held otherwise before the commencement of the ‘ PeaTta he U ntuxk Sates; District Attorwiftiends: of “Bigler sueceeded ‘ schemes for getting the records out of ' mey; must now admit this. A short time sinds the Bépnty Mabslial Went'td the office of Avery and demanded the books and i ais a bormrety ae ae sary! to; carry.om the Jbusiness. The parties were in great ‘haste to get the books out of Wery'e Custody, alld ‘fob 2 time re fused to aceept a bond for their ‘delivery into Court. Avery returned and asserted ht 3 Be a. bond. and. retain the ofS ‘for the BOokS and papers is in the sestonsngis replevin, and until the case is decided by the Court, Avery, having given a proper bond, is entitled to keep them. So far then as the records of the office is concerned, Avery is the Assessor. ~Another action, in the nature of a qm warrants, has also been bronght against Avery. Inthis action his title ‘to the office will be examined and decided. — “Hb will be,conipelied to" sliow. his title to the offiee, dnd if-itis valid he will be declared the Assessor dz jure. The entire _ Matter is. now brought within the jurisdic. tion of. the United. States Circuit Court, ‘and sauntil it ig decided by that tribunal, noone has. the right to interfere with oe _ Avery in. the discharge of his duties as Asgessor, and the Revenue officers are bound . ty recognize and report to him. Had the in their om ger hands, they would have compelled 4 id _ himrte give.up the officeand rendered Bigler’s position. more advantageous, but they were defeated and Bigler is now placed in the position of a man suing for possession ., of the Office: By'thesé suits they have in wiowlddged that"Avety, usa matter of: fact;: holds : the: office.of. Assessor, onl op teeadianbaghiia gn ht to-do so. “With ‘the question’ of law, subordinates “have nothing to do, that belongs to the Court, and, antil it is’ decided properly, ~ they’are bound ' to report to Avery as the sylkamessor. Tahoe's prospect for office is, to “gay the least, very remote. Congress is new in sesgion, and before the question is “decided by the Courts, it is probable »» Something will be done at Washington. — Whatever may be the result, Bigler will never hold the office, as, his. appointment will not be confirmed by Congress, Dm: Purapanr's. "WT aeisck "The : . Erion tte thatthe President's ttiessage _will be published today or to-morrow.— “We look for it with considerable interest, Lia it will no doubt tell the people how his takes thelate drubbing he re, = throughout ‘the loyal States, EET 4 al RNERAL Hoface C. Lee declined the el ratic ‘nomination, . for ‘Lieutenant r in Masaachusette, on the ground that he did not wish to mingle in politics, whereupon the Boston Traveler remarks . ‘ Pa *That-should not-have deterred him. A. ka don't mingle in politics wnueh by ac OF ee Ove fal apeed nornination .in’ this nh et sn = pogo Association are ae Ouftiniy’d! patent . for e bromide of Bee ee aktont S otograpees . Teele al sf RS 2S sgh eagle Ex of dives a iynopeta. Roshi Sp apenrvaar apemendaart of a lecture on the Dress Reform “strong-mindad’”. end gomesyhat notori Mrs. DeWolfe, who appeared ng @ostume, to Hlusizate she. benefits of her proposed change. Mrs. D. is. the wifé' dr’ ~ Doctor, DeWolfé; the lecturer, who not: emahy Years since was , considered t ood tailor in Oldtown, Maine. oe To ,Dis—All enmuaaod doge are tobe the police hereafter in San Fran: shee apes amtam oe ag? gar dpe imandets span’d h wr earner matin mre eee" " THE facts connected avithithe late robbery of ‘Wells, Fargo & Company, point strongly o% con wr the highway robin this Gty‘The lar gest shipment of toin was made by a drover, who on the day before received $750 in payment for a lot of hogs, from Cashin & Co. This amount he shipped by express. This circumstance taken in connection with the fact that there was more money in the box on the day the stage was stopped than.there had been for a year, would indicate that the rogues had watched the movements of the drover and: knew that he hadsent money. delivers two boxes in this city, one from Virginia, which is only brought from Grass Valley and the other from Mar¥sville— . . The Marysville box is the only one carried laway by the stage, the other being sent by Cleveland & Roys as far as Grass Valley. The supposition is that the robbers tiétes-. seeing the two. boxes delivered here thought they were sent through and: after they had obtained one box from the stage they told the driver to pass out the other. The total amount of mofey taken ‘was $965, and a reward of $1000 was offered by Wells, Fargo & Co. for the money and the arrest and conviction of the robbers. This last is one of the boldest robberies ever committed in the county. It was done between 9 and 10 o'clock in the morning upon a road which is considerably traveled and but a very short distance from several houses. : Curistmas Party—The German Glee Club Harmonia, have determined to give & ball at Temperance Hall, on Christmas night. This club is composed of a number of our German citizens who are good musicians, and their songs and chorusses are an attractive feature at their parties. They understand what is necessary to make a pleasant party, and are bound to have a large attendance on Christmas night. DECLARED THEIR INTENTIONS.—Wm. John James and Richard James, natives of England, yesterday declared their intention to become citizens of the United States, in the County Clerk’s office. THe Roaps.—The late stornis have rendered the traveling. very disagreeable.— The roads leading out of town in every direction are very muddy, The Telegraph stages. were yesterday superceeded by mud wagons which continue to arrive -on time, Since the railroad was completed to Colfax, the distance By stage travel is so short that the time is made at all seasons of the year without any detention. — Tae Wuicam Ming—The Whigam mine, located upon the ridge, above Gold . Flat, and about a mile from this city, is one of the best mines in the éounty. Operations were commenced on it some months since under the supervision of Mr. Merchant. Since that time a large amiount rock has been crushed which has averaged sixty dollars to the ton. The ledge has been stripped a distance of three hundred and eighty feet. It is twenty inches wide. A ten stamp sill ‘is soon to be erected at this mine. For NoyemBenr.--The following are’ the amounts received by County Collector Barker, from the several, sources,. for the month Of .November : Licenses, etc.,’ $1). 461 22; propérty tax, $53,647 11. amount of dog tax om ves during the year, up to ‘November {0th ia 863: named O'Donnell and: MeGibbon, got into & row on Sunday night, in which’ the latter had the end of his index finger nearly bitten off. O’Donnell was yesterday arrested upon the charge of assault and battery and taken before Judge Kendall, He ‘plead guilty‘and: was ordered ' to appear for sentence at 6 o'clock last Sreniney . He was fined $25. Crry Tasms.—Marshal Cornell has re-~ ctived the books for the collection of City. monies , due the Gity. Parties indehted are requested to walk up and settle. ~-_—_— ee LEMons——Nick. Slocovich has recelved ‘a large cy Beene oe The-stage . The}. AsauLr AND Rureeay. tae then’ a vege ar have jus rover one daily paper, says anexchange, from which we might have clipped accounts of “a man kicked to death bys woman,” “adeplorable case of domestic infidelity,” “fiendish outrage,” “another murder,” “elopement and ‘double adultery.” “connubial infelicitiesa wife of two husbands,” “crim con,” “the affinity of the races—black, red and white”—to sdy nothing of other stimulating matter, if we had supposed our readers liked that kind of sensation literature, but we didn’t. Fre tN Canson.—From a stovepipe the house of C. 8. Hammer took fire on & and no great damage done. Miners WaceEs.—The Crown Point Company, at Gold Hill (Nev.), have reduced wages to $3 50 a day. At Austin (Nev.,) they are from $4 to 5 ‘way. A Boeus Texnyson.—A spurious Tennyson has appeared in London. Bearing a close resemblance to the poet-laureate, he was able to deceive many persons, and is said to have parted with several locks of hair in deference to the wishes of enthusiastic women, It turned out that the man was a nessa hs from Carlisle. THAT was an affectionate daughter who when purchasing some moéurnin goods, was asked if there had» been a death in the family, replied, “No, not exactly ; but I expect the old lady will go under in about a week, and I thought I would have my mourning ready.” a ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY; Proprictor.’ December 2-3, 1866. E W Hall Eareka Wid Kene Selby erat, G ent do. J Spencer Napa. are R H Shenery Sacra F Lockwood do Nevada F Sprecher Om wana _ fer Nevada 8 Baker Scott Fiat V O Dibb do HA Ashburn do J Woerae do J WEllison Canvda Hill W Lewis do R P Barnett do J 8 Raymond do GA Fitch ‘ = G W Kidd oo §6=—s B 8s Jones W Kent do WH Norwood Giaes Vv W Croes do S MeCan do O D Stotlar do C Bosle do d LCrossett Smarteville W Stafford You Bet H Sonthard mill W Swain Ban i E G Southard do V Hutchins ld Flat C Flanghers Bridge WH Gilitiand do T J Manchester do JP Davenport Piety Hil J Patten Col Hill A H Dodge Moores Fita GH Pond do 8 B Crawford Washin J A Whaley Bannerville A E Richardson-Mead Cc Wheeler . Willow Vall J H Baldridge Unionvill J Erskine Blue Tent C Osborn Gienbrook RM ae Suttons Ra BF Hollis Grase Valley D C Teeple Omega J, Angell San Francisco E Fralick Washington J Culbertson Bridge. J Williams lo ‘ener SOCIAL PARTY. i ad Grand Social Party willbe given by ie German Glee Club Harmonia, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, ON CHRISTMAS EVENING, Dec, 25th. "Tickets, including Supper, Three Dollars. In case it Hyp oe that Evening Seven 5 xa of charge. jonah WEW pe BALL. A Grand Ball will be given ON MONDAY EVE'G,, Dec. Bist. Cow Yeas Ringe “BY m8 's. a) N. pLun, ATRveTEMPERANGE, HALL. —— A tne ti in Godt doe per w Naty edgy up on the occasion engaged. O expense é will be spared fils — Arne yl sateative Ben of the —entng —_ neral invitation is " indie Sen o extended. bbs ap JOHN KISTLE. SAM'L T. OATES, PR a 2 SALOON. MISTLE & OATES, Broad Street, below National Ex: rnvcys Nevada liad fi cate % “ee . Land tépate Gen‘s Garments, ee jhe sent, na: anid vide Grass ota ae Co, of oe i dy igy . Tuesday morning, but it was soon put out + Ht. Poet Cel ce PR, Jo W, 3 ty . Sanh hee Kaas Bema mere, Residence—-UNION GOODS" FOR. epoeng HOLIDAYS 1 M, ROSENBERG & BID,.’ Hae received a inmost magnificent acsortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ! Of thé Latest ‘styles. hice oii int ok Gelraaalny igs te Dress Goods, Shawls, And Ladies Cloaks and Coats, eer aA Lag ws stock of Ladies, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Ladies are invited to cali and examine our Goods and prices before purchasing eleewhere Prices TLower than any House in Nevada County. — Remember the old stand, Commercial Street, near Coe"s store. d4 83.000 REWARD ! J key Governor of the ae! god California offers a Reward of $1.000 and the td of Supervisors of Nevada County $2.000 for the arrest and conviction of the MURBRDERERBRS nai JAMES L. COOPER & JOSEPH KYLE, Killed on the . Night of Monday, Kivennbes 26 1866, at Cooper's Crossing of the South Yuba River, Nevada County. By order of the Board of Supervisors. R. H. FARQUHAR. Clerk. Nevada city, Dec. 3d. d4 } $500 REWARD. PoE undersigned will pay Five Hundred Dollars. Reward, in addition to that already offer¢ Arrest and Convictien of the murderer or murderers of James L.4 ooper and Joseph Kyle, committed at the South Yuba Bride, ggg county, on the night of November 26th, 1 2 iP ps MANCHESTE TER. JAMES PaTTEN. ‘Nevada, December ah. for HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtne ofan Execution. to me-delivered iesued out of the District Oourt of the 14th Judicial Diztrict, of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, bearing date Nov. 30th, 1366, in favor of Marks Zellerbatch doing business as Marks & Co. ) and against iand L. Levi, doing business as Levi & Bro. }. for the sum of Fourteen Thousand six Hundred Thirty-Seyen and 56-100 Dollars, damages, with interest thereon, at the rate.of one and .a half percent per month till paid—said sum prinpe and interest payable‘in United States gold coin—together with $11510 costs and disbursements, at the date of said judgment and accruin costs. I have levied npou all the right, title an interest of the defendants, J, C. Levi and L. Levi, therein mentioned, or either of them, in and to the ae described property, to-wit :— That certain Brick Building beeen as Levi & Brothers store, together with the tenements and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise. appertaining—and the lot om which the same stands, situated on the street knownas Yuba street, in the village of Moore’s Flat, Nevada county, State of California, bounded as, follows: on the west by David Landis lot, on the yong ke: A. Weiser’s lot of land, and on the north b Yuba street. Also, in and to that certain Foe ofr and the lot on which the same stands, situated on the —_ t side of Washington street, in said village of re’s Flat, county and State ‘aforesaid, known as Levi & Brother's arehonse. Also, in and to that certain other Warehouse belonging to said defendants, formerly Known ‘as Jeffries’ Warehouse, ang ‘the Jot on. swhich. the same stands, situated on the west side of Main street, in said vilof Moore’s Fiat; cétmty and State aforesaid. Also, in and to,.that certain Stable, together = all the appurtenances therennto belonging or i anywise appertaining, situate in the vilege of Moore’s Flat, county and State aforesaid, Soweeed on the north aud west by John mentees lot and known as Levi Brother's stable. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property,the highest bidder for cash, in U.S 8, Bol co front ofthe Court House door in the cit of Ne. vada, TUESDAY, December 25th, 1866, between the hours of 9o’clock A. M. and 5 0 "clock P. M. Given under my hand at Nevada, this 8rd day f, Doe 1866, R. B. GENTRY. Sheriff. R. B. Patton, Under Sheriff. Hurrah for the Holidays! TOYS! TOYS!!. TOYS!!! TOYS?!!! ae $8 NICK, SLOCOVICH, e Pime street. .csccciccsses Nevada City. aa Fy iiitserever brought to tie a for the Holidays ever ei lech to — city. orses, Drums. euae sa eve kind of Toys, for the Boye and Tea and Dinner Sets and lots of other beautiful Pea grog plendid fresh y e 80 a 6) 8 f N Candies and Fruits of all kinds, nn ee Everybody should visit his store and see the magnificent t gooda, n29 ? {TOYS AND FANCY F00D8, . Havana Cigars, : Tobacco, . aieera SESS ALBOTT,. Surgeon CIGARS! ——e lt L. PHILIPS, HAS JUST RECEIVED At his place of business, on CIGARS ! Physician. and ed by the Board of Supervisoré and the Governor, }. Cards and Cutlery. se a a gen cay . pamczanons eee Bande and Blixem ! é chiiaibedeleBAL ss waorrge GREGORY , & WAITE, — 4s On HAND IN THEIR STORR ang . wie [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his succeseors.} pone .A Larger stock of Goods im tireir ling . forthe than can bé found in any other ers of Ce store in the County, reall ub ae : gs ered a Amounting to something less than a cargo for — Supervi the Great Eastern and consisting of chester, Hardware * with Jan % , offered $ Wooden Ware, in bring Willow Ware, will be 4 receive Crockery Ware, — zens, , AND ‘ THE . Glass Ware, which c [To which we might add for the benefit about 1 . day nigh of competitors, BEWARE} Y ube Ca 2:50. inc GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS guage 3: time. '‘ WINES AND LIQUORS, Sunday : NEw . Of the Choicest — iis tows BARLEY, tract to « > upon th s Te Murchies BRAN, quarter « SHORTS, mill on J ly prospe &e. ke. demonst: diate with goo ? nery, suc On hand and to arrive, 3 mostly to arrive. erect can 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough Tae D For an Ocean Cable and warranted not to of the w . break connection. — has . ‘ party, w] A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, ed M Which we are selling to the benefit of ae ugh one Goodyear. The men meet at 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard ning, wh and Lubricating Oils, Due notic To grease the gudgeons sid the Universe. Dk ) Par ees” prevente: More Quicksilver than we want at Richins the present rates. ae . : : _ deferred 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in Dr. will . them and warranted to burn. Grass Va . may be c Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of services. . them. REVEN Teas and Coffees, more kinds then age wl ever known before.7 A ber, was this goes A few Cords of Bacon, warranted ut corn fed, Dry G On hand, also a big pile of Lard that vertise th never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no sale. did stock “ latest sty supply th 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ dow? i ie 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We tg opened a buy and sell the best article. éd Medic Re supply al 100 kegs Nails, assorted, esl Rakes, ‘Hoes, Pitchforks, . Siule nouncem: Forks, Shovels, Spades, ~ * Ovrax Slédges, Steel, Rope, am oa Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohn! Poles. and any kind of liquors to fill them. Dacre Case and Shelf Goods in ea tiati to Zekin bet eS asa at . gar-estal : and one Me . Ww bu —mannaetaesiet teeta is a splen tenn to try it. 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Ge School w {When we buy and pay for them.] this city, We consult the tastes of our customers and mea make a bar member always that it takes aad to & engagem 7 The com ‘ soreies * week or ES Goods delivered at a reasonable New .

LEN LLL LTTE La NL EES Ae ER AAR RETA. Ne eS cea ae yD ‘aye ta a ten Ao it tan nes ve A = er rorspax, ‘PEC. 4, CALIFORNIA. , 1866. : THE pin eed as Mt ‘JOHNSONITES Bearex—Tbe plans of the BiglerJohnsonites nave been defeated, and sid not de facto the Assessor until the matter is decided in the Courts. .A hearing will not ed had until February, and until that iors to ‘ik, Evep those who held otherwise before the commencement of the ‘ PeaTta he U ntuxk Sates; District Attorwiftiends: of “Bigler sueceeded ‘ schemes for getting the records out of ' mey; must now admit this. A short time sinds the Bépnty Mabslial Went'td the office of Avery and demanded the books and i ais a bormrety ae ae sary! to; carry.om the Jbusiness. The parties were in great ‘haste to get the books out of Wery'e Custody, alld ‘fob 2 time re fused to aceept a bond for their ‘delivery into Court. Avery returned and asserted ht 3 Be a. bond. and. retain the ofS ‘for the BOokS and papers is in the sestonsngis replevin, and until the case is decided by the Court, Avery, having given a proper bond, is entitled to keep them. So far then as the records of the office is concerned, Avery is the Assessor. ~Another action, in the nature of a qm warrants, has also been bronght against Avery. Inthis action his title ‘to the office will be examined and decided. — “Hb will be,conipelied to" sliow. his title to the offiee, dnd if-itis valid he will be declared the Assessor dz jure. The entire _ Matter is. now brought within the jurisdic. tion of. the United. States Circuit Court, ‘and sauntil it ig decided by that tribunal, noone has. the right to interfere with oe _ Avery in. the discharge of his duties as Asgessor, and the Revenue officers are bound . ty recognize and report to him. Had the in their om ger hands, they would have compelled 4 id _ himrte give.up the officeand rendered Bigler’s position. more advantageous, but they were defeated and Bigler is now placed in the position of a man suing for possession ., of the Office: By'thesé suits they have in wiowlddged that"Avety, usa matter of: fact;: holds : the: office.of. Assessor, onl op teeadianbaghiia gn ht to-do so. “With ‘the question’ of law, subordinates “have nothing to do, that belongs to the Court, and, antil it is’ decided properly, ~ they’are bound ' to report to Avery as the sylkamessor. Tahoe's prospect for office is, to “gay the least, very remote. Congress is new in sesgion, and before the question is “decided by the Courts, it is probable »» Something will be done at Washington. — Whatever may be the result, Bigler will never hold the office, as, his. appointment will not be confirmed by Congress, Dm: Purapanr's. "WT aeisck "The : . Erion tte thatthe President's ttiessage _will be published today or to-morrow.— “We look for it with considerable interest, Lia it will no doubt tell the people how his takes thelate drubbing he re, = throughout ‘the loyal States, EET 4 al RNERAL Hoface C. Lee declined the el ratic ‘nomination, . for ‘Lieutenant r in Masaachusette, on the ground that he did not wish to mingle in politics, whereupon the Boston Traveler remarks . ‘ Pa *That-should not-have deterred him. A. ka don't mingle in politics wnueh by ac OF ee Ove fal apeed nornination .in’ this nh et sn = pogo Association are ae Ouftiniy’d! patent . for e bromide of Bee ee aktont S otograpees . Teele al sf RS 2S sgh eagle Ex of dives a iynopeta. Roshi Sp apenrvaar apemendaart of a lecture on the Dress Reform “strong-mindad’”. end gomesyhat notori Mrs. DeWolfe, who appeared ng @ostume, to Hlusizate she. benefits of her proposed change. Mrs. D. is. the wifé' dr’ ~ Doctor, DeWolfé; the lecturer, who not: emahy Years since was , considered t ood tailor in Oldtown, Maine. oe To ,Dis—All enmuaaod doge are tobe the police hereafter in San Fran: shee apes amtam oe ag? gar dpe imandets span’d h wr earner matin mre eee" " THE facts connected avithithe late robbery of ‘Wells, Fargo & Company, point strongly o% con wr the highway robin this Gty‘The lar gest shipment of toin was made by a drover, who on the day before received $750 in payment for a lot of hogs, from Cashin & Co. This amount he shipped by express. This circumstance taken in connection with the fact that there was more money in the box on the day the stage was stopped than.there had been for a year, would indicate that the rogues had watched the movements of the drover and: knew that he hadsent money. delivers two boxes in this city, one from Virginia, which is only brought from Grass Valley and the other from Mar¥sville— . . The Marysville box is the only one carried laway by the stage, the other being sent by Cleveland & Roys as far as Grass Valley. The supposition is that the robbers tiétes-. seeing the two. boxes delivered here thought they were sent through and: after they had obtained one box from the stage they told the driver to pass out the other. The total amount of mofey taken ‘was $965, and a reward of $1000 was offered by Wells, Fargo & Co. for the money and the arrest and conviction of the robbers. This last is one of the boldest robberies ever committed in the county. It was done between 9 and 10 o'clock in the morning upon a road which is considerably traveled and but a very short distance from several houses. : Curistmas Party—The German Glee Club Harmonia, have determined to give & ball at Temperance Hall, on Christmas night. This club is composed of a number of our German citizens who are good musicians, and their songs and chorusses are an attractive feature at their parties. They understand what is necessary to make a pleasant party, and are bound to have a large attendance on Christmas night. DECLARED THEIR INTENTIONS.—Wm. John James and Richard James, natives of England, yesterday declared their intention to become citizens of the United States, in the County Clerk’s office. THe Roaps.—The late stornis have rendered the traveling. very disagreeable.— The roads leading out of town in every direction are very muddy, The Telegraph stages. were yesterday superceeded by mud wagons which continue to arrive -on time, Since the railroad was completed to Colfax, the distance By stage travel is so short that the time is made at all seasons of the year without any detention. — Tae Wuicam Ming—The Whigam mine, located upon the ridge, above Gold . Flat, and about a mile from this city, is one of the best mines in the éounty. Operations were commenced on it some months since under the supervision of Mr. Merchant. Since that time a large amiount rock has been crushed which has averaged sixty dollars to the ton. The ledge has been stripped a distance of three hundred and eighty feet. It is twenty inches wide. A ten stamp sill ‘is soon to be erected at this mine. For NoyemBenr.--The following are’ the amounts received by County Collector Barker, from the several, sources,. for the month Of .November : Licenses, etc.,’ $1). 461 22; propérty tax, $53,647 11. amount of dog tax om ves during the year, up to ‘November {0th ia 863: named O'Donnell and: MeGibbon, got into & row on Sunday night, in which’ the latter had the end of his index finger nearly bitten off. O’Donnell was yesterday arrested upon the charge of assault and battery and taken before Judge Kendall, He ‘plead guilty‘and: was ordered ' to appear for sentence at 6 o'clock last Sreniney . He was fined $25. Crry Tasms.—Marshal Cornell has re-~ ctived the books for the collection of City. monies , due the Gity. Parties indehted are requested to walk up and settle. ~-_—_— ee LEMons——Nick. Slocovich has recelved ‘a large cy Beene oe The-stage . The}.. AsauLr AND Rureeay. tae then’ a vege ar have jus rover one daily paper, says anexchange, from which we might have clipped accounts of “a man kicked to death bys woman,” “adeplorable case of domestic infidelity,” “fiendish outrage,” “another murder,” “elopement and ‘double adultery.” “connubial infelicitiesa wife of two husbands,” “crim con,” “the affinity of the races—black, red and white”—to sdy nothing of other stimulating matter, if we had supposed our readers liked that kind of sensation literature, but we didn’t. Fre tN Canson.—From a stovepipe the house of C. 8. Hammer took fire on & and no great damage done. Miners WaceEs.—The Crown Point Company, at Gold Hill (Nev.), have reduced wages to $3 50 a day. At Austin (Nev.,) they are from $4 to 5 ‘way. A Boeus Texnyson.—A spurious Tennyson has appeared in London. Bearing a close resemblance to the poet-laureate, he was able to deceive many persons, and is said to have parted with several locks of hair in deference to the wishes of enthusiastic women, It turned out that the man was a nessa hs from Carlisle. THAT was an affectionate daughter who when purchasing some moéurnin goods, was asked if there had» been a death in the family, replied, “No, not exactly ; but I expect the old lady will go under in about a week, and I thought I would have my mourning ready.” a ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY; Proprictor.’ December 2-3, 1866. E W Hall Eareka Wid Kene Selby erat, G ent do. J Spencer Napa. are R H Shenery Sacra F Lockwood do Nevada F Sprecher Om wana _ fer Nevada 8 Baker Scott Fiat V O Dibb do HA Ashburn do J Woerae do J WEllison Canvda Hill W Lewis do R P Barnett do J 8 Raymond do GA Fitch ‘ = G W Kidd oo §6=—s B 8s Jones W Kent do WH Norwood Giaes Vv W Croes do S MeCan do O D Stotlar do C Bosle do d LCrossett Smarteville W Stafford You Bet H Sonthard mill W Swain Ban i E G Southard do V Hutchins ld Flat C Flanghers Bridge WH Gilitiand do T J Manchester do JP Davenport Piety Hil J Patten Col Hill A H Dodge Moores Fita GH Pond do 8 B Crawford Washin J A Whaley Bannerville A E Richardson-Mead Cc Wheeler . Willow Vall J H Baldridge Unionvill J Erskine Blue Tent C Osborn Gienbrook

RM ae Suttons Ra BF Hollis Grase Valley D C Teeple Omega J, Angell San Francisco E Fralick Washington J Culbertson Bridge. J Williams lo ‘ener SOCIAL PARTY. i ad Grand Social Party willbe given by ie German Glee Club Harmonia, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, ON CHRISTMAS EVENING, Dec, 25th. "Tickets, including Supper, Three Dollars. In case it Hyp oe that Evening Seven 5 xa of charge. jonah WEW pe BALL. A Grand Ball will be given ON MONDAY EVE'G,, Dec. Bist. Cow Yeas Ringe “BY m8 's. a) N. pLun, ATRveTEMPERANGE, HALL. —— A tne ti in Godt doe per w Naty edgy up on the occasion engaged. O expense é will be spared fils — Arne yl sateative Ben of the —entng —_ neral invitation is " indie Sen o extended. bbs ap JOHN KISTLE. SAM'L T. OATES, PR a 2 SALOON. MISTLE & OATES, Broad Street, below National Ex: rnvcys Nevada liad fi cate % “ee . Land tépate Gen‘s Garments, ee jhe sent, na: anid vide Grass ota ae Co, of oe i dy igy . Tuesday morning, but it was soon put out + Ht. Poet Cel ce PR, Jo W, 3 ty . Sanh hee Kaas Bema mere, Residence—-UNION GOODS" FOR. epoeng HOLIDAYS 1 M, ROSENBERG & BID,.’ Hae received a inmost magnificent acsortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ! Of thé Latest ‘styles. hice oii int ok Gelraaalny igs te Dress Goods, Shawls, And Ladies Cloaks and Coats, eer aA Lag ws stock of Ladies, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Ladies are invited to cali and examine our Goods and prices before purchasing eleewhere Prices TLower than any House in Nevada County. — Remember the old stand, Commercial Street, near Coe"s store. d4 83.000 REWARD ! J key Governor of the ae! god California offers a Reward of $1.000 and the td of Supervisors of Nevada County $2.000 for the arrest and conviction of the MURBRDERERBRS nai JAMES L. COOPER & JOSEPH KYLE, Killed on the . Night of Monday, Kivennbes 26 1866, at Cooper's Crossing of the South Yuba River, Nevada County. By order of the Board of Supervisors. R. H. FARQUHAR. Clerk. Nevada city, Dec. 3d. d4 } $500 REWARD. PoE undersigned will pay Five Hundred Dollars. Reward, in addition to that already offer¢ Arrest and Convictien of the murderer or murderers of James L.4 ooper and Joseph Kyle, committed at the South Yuba Bride, ggg county, on the night of November 26th, 1 2 iP ps MANCHESTE TER. JAMES PaTTEN. ‘Nevada, December ah. for HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtne ofan Execution. to me-delivered iesued out of the District Oourt of the 14th Judicial Diztrict, of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, bearing date Nov. 30th, 1366, in favor of Marks Zellerbatch doing business as Marks & Co. ) and against iand L. Levi, doing business as Levi & Bro. }. for the sum of Fourteen Thousand six Hundred Thirty-Seyen and 56-100 Dollars, damages, with interest thereon, at the rate.of one and .a half percent per month till paid—said sum prinpe and interest payable‘in United States gold coin—together with $11510 costs and disbursements, at the date of said judgment and accruin costs. I have levied npou all the right, title an interest of the defendants, J, C. Levi and L. Levi, therein mentioned, or either of them, in and to the ae described property, to-wit :— That certain Brick Building beeen as Levi & Brothers store, together with the tenements and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise. appertaining—and the lot om which the same stands, situated on the street knownas Yuba street, in the village of Moore’s Flat, Nevada county, State of California, bounded as, follows: on the west by David Landis lot, on the yong ke: A. Weiser’s lot of land, and on the north b Yuba street. Also, in and to that certain Foe ofr and the lot on which the same stands, situated on the —_ t side of Washington street, in said village of re’s Flat, county and State ‘aforesaid, known as Levi & Brother's arehonse. Also, in and to that certain other Warehouse belonging to said defendants, formerly Known ‘as Jeffries’ Warehouse, ang ‘the Jot on. swhich. the same stands, situated on the west side of Main street, in said vilof Moore’s Fiat; cétmty and State aforesaid. Also, in and to,.that certain Stable, together = all the appurtenances therennto belonging or i anywise appertaining, situate in the vilege of Moore’s Flat, county and State aforesaid, Soweeed on the north aud west by John mentees lot and known as Levi Brother's stable. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property,the highest bidder for cash, in U.S 8, Bol co front ofthe Court House door in the cit of Ne. vada, TUESDAY, December 25th, 1866, between the hours of 9o’clock A. M. and 5 0 "clock P. M. Given under my hand at Nevada, this 8rd day f, Doe 1866, R. B. GENTRY. Sheriff. R. B. Patton, Under Sheriff. Hurrah for the Holidays! TOYS! TOYS!!. TOYS!!! TOYS?!!! ae $8 NICK, SLOCOVICH, e Pime street.. .csccciccsses Nevada City. aa Fy iiitserever brought to tie a for the Holidays ever ei lech to — city. orses, Drums. euae sa eve kind of Toys, for the Boye and Tea and Dinner Sets and lots of other beautiful Pea grog plendid fresh y e 80 a 6) 8 f N Candies and Fruits of all kinds, nn ee Everybody should visit his store and see the magnificent t gooda, n29 ? {TOYS AND FANCY F00D8, . Havana Cigars, : Tobacco, . aieera SESS ALBOTT,. Surgeon CIGARS! ——e lt L. PHILIPS, HAS JUST RECEIVED At his place of business, on CIGARS ! Physician. and ed by the Board of Supervisoré and the Governor, }. Cards and Cutlery. se a a gen cay . pamczanons eee Bande and Blixem ! é chiiaibedeleBAL ss waorrge GREGORY , & WAITE, — 4s On HAND IN THEIR STORR ang . wie [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his succeseors.} pone .A Larger stock of Goods im tireir ling . forthe than can bé found in any other ers of Ce store in the County, reall ub ae : gs ered a Amounting to something less than a cargo for — Supervi the Great Eastern and consisting of chester, Hardware * with Jan % , offered $ Wooden Ware, in bring Willow Ware, will be 4 receive Crockery Ware, — zens, , AND ‘ THE . Glass Ware, which c [To which we might add for the benefit about 1 . day nigh of competitors, BEWARE} Y ube Ca 2:50. inc GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS guage 3: time. '‘ WINES AND LIQUORS, Sunday : NEw . Of the Choicest — iis tows BARLEY, tract to « > upon th s Te Murchies BRAN, quarter « SHORTS, mill on J ly prospe &e. ke. demonst: diate with goo ? nery, suc On hand and to arrive, 3 mostly to arrive. erect can 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough Tae D For an Ocean Cable and warranted not to of the w . break connection. — has . ‘ party, w] A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, ed M Which we are selling to the benefit of ae ugh one Goodyear. The men meet at 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard ning, wh and Lubricating Oils, Due notic To grease the gudgeons sid the Universe. Dk ) Par ees” prevente: More Quicksilver than we want at Richins the present rates. ae . : : _ deferred 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in Dr. will . them and warranted to burn. Grass Va . may be c Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of services. . them. REVEN Teas and Coffees, more kinds then age wl ever known before.7 A ber, was this goes A few Cords of Bacon, warranted ut corn fed, Dry G On hand, also a big pile of Lard that vertise th never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no sale. did stock “ latest sty supply th 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ dow? i ie 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We tg opened a buy and sell the best article. éd Medic Re supply al 100 kegs Nails, assorted, esl Rakes, ‘Hoes, Pitchforks, . Siule nouncem: Forks, Shovels, Spades, ~ * Ovrax Slédges, Steel, Rope, am oa Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohn! Poles. and any kind of liquors to fill them. Dacre Case and Shelf Goods in ea tiati to Zekin bet eS asa at . gar-estal : and one Me . Ww bu —mannaetaesiet teeta is a splen tenn to try it. 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Ge School w {When we buy and pay for them.] this city, We consult the tastes of our customers and mea make a bar member always that it takes aad to & engagem 7 The com ‘ soreies * week or ES Goods delivered at a reasonable New .